Dave Viers used to load for me but he is no longer doing so. I need a reloading set. Or how difficult would it be to make a set from an already loaded round? Anybody you know I could send a round to make a die set? The rifle is excellent and one of my favorites. Happy to pay what it takes.

I have plenty of empty shells.

Ask Ed Hubel here.

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Originally posted by LR3:
Dave Viers used to load for me but he is no longer doing so. I need a reloading set. Or how difficult would it be to make a set from an already loaded round? Anybody you know I could send a round to make a die set? The rifle is excellent and one of my favorites. Happy to pay what it takes.

I have plenty of empty shells.

I seem to recollect that either a chamber print or 3-fired cases were required to manufacture my set of Custom Hornady reloading dies. Pick your manufacturer and start the process...

Great thanks for the advice. I ll try Ed and reloading companies.

Send 3 cases to Neil Jones in the US he will make you some I have some of his in .338 Norma Mag. They are nice. Can't Dave Vier's make you a set ? I have a set of his dies too they work well.

Just had a set made by whidden for a 338/408 Tac. Haven't used them yet but he'll make em.

I'd forgotten about Neil Jones.

Excellent choice

Thanks. Anybody know what the difference is between the .375 CT and .375 Snipetac and are the dies interchangeable?

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Originally posted by LR3:
Thanks. Anybody know what the difference is between the .375 CT and .375 Snipetac and are the dies interchangeable?

Dies are not interchangeable the snipe tac is an improved version of the cheytac, shoulder blown forward and sharper shoulder, gives a Little the more case capacity. Also maybe less case stretching ??

You also have to remember that the 375 Snipe-tac does not use a Sammi spec reamer. I have 3 gun different guns all 3 take seperate loads specs.

So with that said i would do like those have said, take 3 fired cases and send them off to a good die maker. But if you do not have any cases, there may be a chance you get you hands on some new 375 Chevy -tac loads.

Fun Fun

Thanks for the input. I m calling the die makers this week and I have empty cases.